190710 Part 3 - Hazardous and Universal Waste Remediation Plan - Section 02 08 60.pdf

PART 3

HAZARDOUS AND

UNIVERSAL WASTE

REMEDIATION

SECTION 02 08 60

Prepared for:

Burns & McDonnell

10 North Park Place Suite 330

Morristown, NJ 07960

Prepared by:

999 South Oyster Bay Road

Suite 114 Bethpage, NY 11714

100 % Issued:

July 10, 2019

Project Site:

Northport VA Medical Center

(VAMC)

Buildings 1 & 2

79 Middleville Road Northport, NY

ATC Project №:

Z214BMCD01

PART 3 – HAZARDOUS AND UNIVERSAL WASTE REMEDIATION SECTION 02 08 60

Northport VA Medical Center (VAMC) Buildings 1 & 2 79 Middleville Road, Northport, NY ATC Project №: Z214BMCD011 100 % Issued: July 10, 2019

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SECTION 02 08 60 - HAZARDOUS AND UNIVERSAL WASTE REMEDIATION

PART 1 – GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. This specification addresses environmental and administrative controls to be undertaken by the

Contractor when handling (removal, transport and disposal) universal waste including but not limited to pesticides, batteries, polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) containing lighting ballasts, mercury containing electrical and mechanical articles such as lamps, pressure gauges, thermostats, refrigerants, emergency light fixtures, electronic articles, etc. from the buildings known Buildings 1 & 2 of the Northport VA Medical Center (VAMC) located at 79 Middleville Road, Northport, NY (Site).

The removal of Hazmat and Universal Waste must be performed by the Contractor prior to initiating structural demolition. The offsite disposal must be performed at Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved treatment, storage and disposal facility. Such facilities must be pre-approved by the Owner and their representatives prior to offsite shipment of any waste.

B. The light ballast/capacitors within the structures are assumed to be PCB containing.

Ballast/Capacitors with no identification label or which are labeled as PCB containing shall be removed and disposed of as PCB-containing materials. Refer to Tables below for an inventory of Hazardous and Universal Waste identified in the building.

HAZARDOUS AND UNIVERSAL WASTE MATERIALS– BUILDING 1

LOCATION MATERIAL

Throughout

Fluorescent Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

Mercury Containing Equipment

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens

Ink Cartridges

Ink Color Waste Drums

Boiler

Mini Refrigerator

HVAC Components

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HAZARDOUS AND UNIVERSAL WASTE MATERIALS– BUILDING 1

Smoke Detectors

HAZARDOUS AND UNIVERSAL WASTE Materials– BUILDING 2

Throughout

Fluorescent Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

Mercury Containing Equipment

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens

Ink Cartridges

Ink Color Waste Drums

Boiler

Mini Refrigerator

HVAC Components

Smoke Detectors

C. The work, in general includes, but is not limited to, the following:

1. Partial dismantling of light fixtures and separation of ballasts to permit removal.

2. Cleaning of any PCB oil contamination or fixtures’ surfaces.

3. Best Management Practices for spill pallets for drums shall be implemented.

4. Placement of all PCBs or PCB-contaminated items generated as a result of work activities in approved open top drums.

5. Marking and labeling of all Universal Waste Articles for storage purposes.

6. Transportation of Universal Waste Articles, Items and Containers to off-site treatment, storage, and disposal facilities.

7. Provide properly completed and executed Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest from the transporter and certificate of destruction from the treatment, storage and disposal facility.

8. PCB and Mercury-containing devices shall be stored in a safe place in a solid leak-proof container in such a way as to avoid breakage, leakage, spills or releases.

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1.2 DEFINITIONS

A. Contractor: The successful awarded bidder for this Contract.

B. VAMC’s Environmental Consultant – Means a Consulting Firm or its employee retained by the

VAMC to overlook this project.

C. Leak: Leak or leaking means any instance in which a PCB or mercury article, PCB container, or electrical equipment has any PCBs on any portion of its external surface.

D. Lamps: Lamp, also referred to as "universal waste lamp", is defined as the bulb or tube portion of an electric lighting device. A lamp is specifically designed to produce radiant energy, most often in the ultraviolet, visible, and infra-red regions of the electromagnetic spectrum. Examples of common universal waste electric lamps include, but are not limited to, fluorescent, high intensity discharge, neon, E. Mercury vapor, high pressure sodium, and metal halide lamps.

F. Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs): PCBs as used in this specification shall mean the same as

PCBs, PCB containing lighting ballast, and PCB container, as defined in 40 CFR 761, Section 3.

G. Spill: Spill means both intentional and unintentional spills, leaks, and other uncontrolled discharges when the release results in any quantity of PCBs running off or about to run off the external surface of the equipment or other PCB source, as well as the contamination resulting from those releases.

H. Universal Waste: Universal Waste means any of the following hazardous wastes that are managed under the universal waste requirements 40 CFR 273:

(1) Batteries

(2) Pesticides

(3) Thermostats

(4) Lamps

(5) Electrical Relays/switches

I. Hazardous waste shall be any materials to be disposed that possess at least one of four characteristics, ignitability, corrosivity, reactivity or toxicity, as defined and regulated by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and applicable state and federal regulations, or a material specifically identified as hazardous waste by applicable Federal or State lists, in 40 CFR 261 or 6 NYCRR 371.

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J. A Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator (CESQG) of hazardous waste shall be a waste handler who generates no more than 100 kilograms per month of listed and/or characteristic hazardous waste, generates no more than 1 kilogram of acute hazardous waste in any calendar month, and stores no more than 1000 kilograms of listed and/or characteristic hazardous waste or more than 1 kilogram of acutely hazardous waste.

K. A Small Quantity Generator (SQG) of hazardous waste shall be a waste handler who generates no more than 1000 kilograms per month of listed and/or characteristic hazardous waste, generates no more than 1 kilogram of acute hazardous waste per month, and stores no more than 6000 kilograms of listed and/or characteristic hazardous waste or more than 1 kilogram of acutely hazardous waste.

L. Large Quantity Generator (LQG) of hazardous waste shall be a waste handler who generates more than 1000 kilograms per month of listed and/or characteristic hazardous waste, generates more than 1 kilogram of acute hazardous waste per month, or stores more than 6000 kilograms of hazardous waste or 1 kilogram of acutely hazardous waste.

M. The Owner’s Consultant: The Owner shall provide a third party consultant to provide pre-work assessments, project monitoring assessments for the construction procedures for the work area and surrounding areas and final clearance assessments. The Contractor shall be responsible for the worker protection requirements.

1.3 RELATED SECTIONS AND DOCUMENTS

A. All work must be performed in accordance with the other Contract Documents prepared for the project. Applicable Specification Sections include but are not limited to:

1. 02 83 00 – Management of Lead Containing Coatings

2. 02 08 00 – Asbestos Abatement

B. References

1. The universal waste inventory is provided as a reference. Whether identified or not, the

Contractor must remove all universal waste from the structures at no additional cost to the owner.

Also note that the above documents are provided to all prospective bidders for reference only. Neither the VAMC nor the preparer of each document takes any responsibility for the accuracy of completeness of the information provided therein. Each bidder shall rely on his own investigation and on-site visit in the preparation and submission of his bid. No claim for additional work or compensation shall be entertained due to discrepancies between information which may be provided on the drawings or documents and actual field conditions.

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2. The applicable sections, latest editions and addenda of the following government regulations, codes, industry standards and recommended practices, form a part of these specifications. Nothing in these specifications is to be construed as permitting work not conforming to these requirements:

a. EPA - Environmental Protection Agency (40 CFR 761, 40 CFR 260, 40 CFR 261, 40

CFR 262, 40 CFR 263, 40 CFR 264, 40 CFR 265, 40 CFR 268, 40 CFR 270, and 49

CFR 178.

b. NYS-DEC - New York State Department of Environmental Conversation

c. NEC - National Electrical Code

d. NEMA - National Electrical Manufacturers Association

e. RCRA - Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

f. TSCA - Toxic Substances and Control Act

g. DOT - Department of Transportation

h. All other applicable Federal, state, county and city codes, standards and regulations.

3. The Contractor is cautioned that it is responsible for ascertaining the extent to which these regulations affect the operations and to comply therewith.

1.4 SUBMITTALS

A. Submit copies of complete lists of all materials and equipment proposed for use in the work. List shall include such items as protective clothing, breathing apparatus, sorbents, solvents, drums, Article and Item containers, etc. Give name of manufacturer, brand name and catalog number of each item where applicable. In addition, submit copies of material safety data sheets.

B. Submit a job-specific plan within 20 (twenty) calendar days after award of contract of the work procedures to be used in the removal, packaging, and storage of PCB-containing lighting ballasts and associated mercury-containing lamps. Include in the plan: Requirements for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), spill cleanup procedures and equipment, eating, smoking and restroom procedures. The plan shall be approved and signed by the Certified Industrial Hygienist.

Obtain approval of the plan by the Environmental Consultant prior to the start of PCB and/or lamp removal work.

C. Submit method of removal and routes to be taken to exterior and loading area.

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1.5 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. The work under this section includes the handling of highly toxic substances and materials requiring special expertise. Therefore, specific qualifications must be met by the Contractor or its agent.

B. Single Party Responsibility: The Contractor performing the work of this section shall be responsible for, and accomplish, all universal waste-related activities as included herein.

C. License Requirements: The Contractor performing the hauling work of this section must be currently licensed by the State of New York, and possess a current EPA authorization number for the transporting and hauling of extremely hazardous wastes, including PCB's.

D. Fees and Permits: Contractor shall pay all necessary fees and permits related to the removal, handling, transportation and disposal of universal waste.

1.6 COORDINATION

A. All work activities related to universal waste handling, storage, and disposal shall be performed by the Contractor and must be coordinated with the demolition contractor to minimize potential toxic exposure.

B. Notify the VAMC’s Environmental Consultant and the Owner 10 days prior to the start of any universal waste removal work.

1.7 SCHEDULING OF WORK

A. Prior to commencing any work, thoroughly inspect the work area and prepare a construction schedule which lists anticipated time frames and sequence of operations for the various work activities.

B. The construction schedule shall include activities such as contamination clean-up, removal of all PCB Articles, Items and containers from the work area to an off-site authorized disposal location.

The construction schedule shall also include routing for all PCB items to be removed from the work area and transported to disposal areas. Work activities, sequence of work and routing scheme shall be approved by the Environmental Consultant.

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1.8 SAFETY PROCEDURES AND WORKER PROTECTION

A. Take all precautions and measures required to protect employees, related trade employees, inspection personnel, and the general public from exposure to PCB and Mercury solids, liquids and vapors.

B. Permanently disconnected power source prior to commencing removal of electrical articles from the structures.

C. Work Area Protection and Marking: Prior to commencing removal of any Universal waste, provide barricades and warning signs to clearly identify and effectively guard against unauthorized entry into work area.

D. All equipment shall be confined to the work area until work is complete and containers are sealed and equipment properly and safely stored for transport.

E. Protective measures shall be provided with the transportation of PCB and universal waste materials within the structures for the entire pathway to the transporting vehicle.

F. Protective Clothing and Equipment: At all times when PCB materials in any volume are not sealed in drums, containers or electrical equipment, workers shall wear:

1. Disposable, non-porous gloves

2. Disposable, whole body clothing impermeable to PCB's

3. Respiratory protection (NIOSH/MSHA approved) against organic vapors and particulate

(at least the level of particulate protection required at that stage of work for asbestos protection).The Contractor shall have a respiratory protection program established, which will be in compliance with ANSI Z228.2, OSHA 29 CFR 1910 and 1926, 40 CFR 763, Subpart G, and 42 CFR Part 84. All respiratory protection will be MSHA/NIOSH approved in accordance with the provisions of 30 CFR Part 11.

4. Eye protection

G. The Contractor shall provide protective clothing, eye protection, and respiratory protection as required for authorized inspection personnel monitoring work activities within the work area.

H. Personnel Protection and Procedures: The work areas shall at no time be left unattended after universal waste removal procedures have begun and until all waste is packed and sealed in approved containers. If immediate transportation to the disposal facility is not feasible, the work area must be secured in a manner approved by the Environmental Consultant. During removal and clean-up procedures all personnel entering the work area must don protective clothing. Upon exiting the work area, all disposable protective clothing shall be placed in open-top drums, sealed, and removed from the property when other materials in same areas are removed.

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I. Workers with cuts or scratches shall seal these wounds with "Newskin" or similar product before entering the work area. Similarly, workers who accidentally incur minor cuts or scratches in the course of work activities shall leave the work area, cleanse the wound with medical grade soap and seal the wound before returning to the work area.

J. The Contractor shall develop a plan for all universal waste-related work and submit this plan in advance of such work to the Owner and the Environmental Consultant in advance order to address the following items:

1. Lists of vehicles, equipment and personnel to be used in accomplishing the work.

2. Emergency spill plan encompassing all steps the Contractor will take in the event of a spill or other emergency.

3. Safety procedures shall cover all phases of operations including, but not limited to, handling, loading, transporting, securing waste loads and First aid procedures.

PART 2 – PRODUCTS

2.1 MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT

A. Storage Containers:

1. All ballasts containing PCB material and mercury containing switches shall be stored in sealed DOT 17C or 17H type drums. All fluorescent lamps, [and high intensity discharge (HID) lamps shall be packed in cardboard boxes.

2. All PCB solid wastes, including disposable items used in the course of the work such as rags, sorbents, protective clothing, etc., shall be stored in sealed DOT 17C or 17H type drums.

B. Solvents, Sorbents and Cleaners:

1. Solvents recognized for a high degree of PCB solubility. Contractor shall be required to provide copies of all Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) to the Owner and the Environmental Consultant for all chemicals to be used on site. The Contractor shall obtain approvals from the Owner and Environmental Consultant on chemicals to be used prior to their arrival on site.

2. Sorbents: Material recognized for a high degree of absorption.

3. Liquid Cleaners: Concentrated liquid alkaline base cleaner. Contractor shall be required to provide copies of all MSDSs to the Owner and Environmental Consultant for all chemicals to be used on site.

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PART 3 – EXECUTION

3.1 WORK PROCEDURES

A. Furnish labor, materials, services, and equipment necessary for the removal of PCB containing lighting ballasts, mercury-containing fluorescent lamps, high intensity discharge (HID) lamps, electrical switches, emergency lights, etc. in accordance with local, state, or federal regulations.

Do not expose PCBs to open flames or other high temperature sources since toxic decomposition by-products may be produced. Do not break mercury containing fluorescent lamps or high intensity discharge lamps.

B. Ensure that work operations or processes involving PCB or PCB-contaminated materials are conducted in accordance with 40 CFR 761, 40 CFR 262, 40 CFR 263, and the applicable requirements of this section, including but not limited to:

1. Obtaining suitable PCB and mercury-containing lamp storage sites.

2. Notifying on site Environmental Consultant prior to commencing the operation.

3. Reporting leaks and spills to the Environmental Consultant and the Owner.

4. Cleaning up spills.

5. Inspecting PCB and PCB-contaminated items and waste containers for leaks.

6. Maintaining inspection, inventory and spill records.

3.2 SPILL CLEAN-UP, CONTAINERIZATION AND MARKING

A. Clean-up of Work Area, Articles and Spills:

1. Equipment and Tools: After the last unit of electrical lighting has been separated from ballasts, all tools and equipment used in the work shall be decontaminated and properly stored for reuse.

a. Where work surfaces have contacted PCB fluids, they shall be scraped clean, flushed with solvent, wiped clean and all debris placed in open type drums.

b. All tools that may have come in contact with PCB at any concentration shall be thoroughly flushed with solvent, wiped clean and properly stored.

2. PCB Articles (Electrical Equipment): All exterior surfaces of electrical equipment to be removed that may have come in contact with PCB's or contaminated oils or fluids either during the course of work activities or due to past leaks shall be thoroughly cleaned with solvent and wiped clean. Contractor shall clean surfaces to 10 micrograms per 100 square centimeters (10 mg/100 cm²).

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3. Slabs, Floors and Walls: All concrete (or other surfaces) which have come in contact with

PCB's or PCB mixtures in the course of the work as a result of past leaks shall be thoroughly cleaned using a combination of sorbents, solvents and cleaners.

4. Where feasible, the Contractor shall arrange to remove such Articles directly to transport vehicles prior to general clean-up.

5. Spilled Mercury can be cleaned up easily from wood, linoleum, tile and any similarly smooth surfaces. If a spill occurs on carpet, curtains, upholstery or other absorbent surfaces, the affected portion of the contaminated carpet shall be properly disposal.

B. Containerization and Marking:

1. All liquids generated as a result of work activities and clean-up operations shall be placed in closed top drums and sealed.

2. All solids such as sorbents, rags, disposable protective clothing, and other incidentals shall be placed in closed top drums and sealed.

3. All drums (and Article containers where used) shall be permanently marked as to specific contents and dated. In addition, each drum (and container) shall be marked with the standard EPA, PCB ML label identified below.

4. All PCB Articles such as ballasts and other equipment to be removed shall have a record of such action sealed in a weatherproof envelope displayed on the unit. Label record must include the type of action taken, date of action and the name of the technician in charge. A duplication of this label information shall be furnished to the Environmental Consultant.

5. A lamp that is broken must be cleaned up and placed in a container. The container must be closed, structurally sound, compatible with lamps, and lacking any evidence of spillage.

6. All mercury-containing bulbs and lamps shall be placed in a cardboard box prior to transporting in a larger container.

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7. Other mercury containing items shall be placed in leak tight containers. Kitty litter or oil-absorbent matter should be placed around the product to protect it from breaking or sudden shocks.

C. PCB Release Limits:

1. The Contractor shall limit the airborne PCB concentration to below one microgram per cubic meter (1 mg/m³) of air following a clean-up.

2. The Contractor shall limit the PCB concentration of structures surfaces to below 10 micrograms per 100 square centimeters (10 mg/100 m²).

3. If required, air monitoring data shall include the sorbent type, sampling rate, sampling volume, analytical method, mass of PCB's detected, and limit of detection, as per NIOSH analytical method 5503. Surface monitoring shall include the filter type, sorbent type, sampling, location area sampled, analytical method, mass of PCB's detected and the limit of detection as per NIOSH analytical method 5503. Analytical results for PCB analysis shall be provided to the Environmental Consultant within 24 hours of the end of work on any weekend or 24 hours of the removal of the ballasts.

3.3 HANDLING AND TRANSPORTATION TO OFF-SITE DISPOSAL FACILITIES

A. Handling:

1. Drums: All closed top drums must be permanently sealed and marked prior to loading on transport vehicle. Filled drums shall be loaded on the transport vehicle by any of the following methods:

a. By a hoist or lift truck utilizing a two-point drum lifter.

b. By a hoist or lift truck provided with a band-around type drum lifter.

c. By a lift truck lifting the drums from underneath by a pallet attached to the drum by a banding arrangement.

2. Drums shall not be lifted by:

a. Any rope, chain or cloth slings tied about the drum.

b. Placement of drums on bare-lift truck forks.

c. Forcing drums between forks of a lift truck, or

d. Any commercial drum lifters exerting force on the sides of a drum.

3. All drums or Article containers shall be secured to the transport vehicle to prevent movement in transit.

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B. Transportation to Disposal Facility:

1. All Universal Waste Articles such as ballasts, lamps, all drums containing liquids, solids and incidentals shall be transported to the off-site disposal/recycling facility. The disposal/recycling facility shall be approved by the VAMC.

2. The Contractor (or their subcontractor) shall be licensed for the transportation and hauling of extremely hazardous wastes. The firm shall provide a routing plan which clearly identifies the routes it proposes to follow while transporting Universal waste items from the various work areas (points of generation) to the off-site disposal facility.

3. A minimum of two operators shall be in attendance at all times when PCB items are being loaded and unloaded.

4. Vehicles used for transporting of PCB Items must be plainly and visibly marked with a minimum of four EPA type ML PCB labels.

5. Vehicles shall not be loaded in excess of 75% of rated load capacity.

C. Unloading and Placement in Storage:

1. Transport vehicles shall be unloaded utilizing the same equipment and methods as for loading.

2. Immediately following unloading of the universal waste transport vehicle, the cargo area shall be inspected to check for any fluid leaks. If any fluids are found, the source of the leaking drum or Item shall be identified and sealed.

3. The contaminated cargo area shall be thoroughly cleaned with sorbents, solvents and liquid cleaner. Cleaning solvents and solids shall be placed in proper drums.

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3.4 RECORDS RETENTION

A. Upon completion of all PCB work related activities, the Contractor shall provide a complete record of such activities and storage data to the VAMC’s Environmental Consultant. The record shall include but not be limited to:

1. Name of the firm performing the work outlined in this Section and technician in charge.

2. Ballasts and Electrical Equipment removed:

a. Manufacturer and serial number

b. Date removed from service and location

c. Date placed in disposal site

d. Weight in pounds

3. Drums (and article containers where applicable):

a. Drum size (30 or 55 gallon)

b. Identification of contents, i.e., ballasts, cleaning solvents, etc.; for solids, rags, sorbents, etc.

c. Weight in kilograms of contents of each drum (or container)

d. Date items were destroyed and location and company.

4. Fully-executed Hazardous Waste Manifests shall be provided for all hazardous waste materials. Hazardous waste manifests signed by the Owner and waste hauler shall be provided to the Environmental Consultant at the time that hazardous materials are removed from the property. Completed, signed Hazardous Waste Manifests shall be provided to the Environmental Consultant within five days of the time the hazardous waste materials are received at the disposal facility.

END OF SECTION

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UNIVERSAL WASTE INVENTORY

(PROVIDED AS REFERENCE ONLY)

TABLE 1

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND UNIVERSAL WASTE SURVEY

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 1 - GROUND FLOOR AND EXTERIOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Mercury Containing Universal Waste

Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps

1' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Ground Floor 0

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 30 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Ground Floor 120

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 7 Fixture with 2 Bulbs Ground Floor 14

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 12 Fixtures with 1 Bulb Ground Floor 12

8' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 4 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Ground Floor 8

U-shaped Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Ground Floor 0

Other Fluorescent Lamps or Bulbs (Boxes) 4' Bulbs in Boxes Ground Floor 34

Total Fluorescent Bulbs (1', 4', 8' and U-Shaped) 188

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps Building Mounted HID Exterior 3

Metal Halide Lamps

Sodium Lamps Building Mounted Sodium Lamps Exterior

Neon Lamps or Tubes Building Mounted Neon Tubes Exterior 1

Mercury Vapor Lamps

Mercury Containing Equipment

Thermostats 1

Mercury Containing Switches 0

Manometers (HVAC Pressure Gauges) 0

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Sealed Lead-Acid Cell Batteries 0

Lead-Acid Cell Batteries 0

Emergency Lighting System 10

Elevator Control Panels 0

Security Systems and Alarms 0

Automobile 0

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 1 - GROUND FLOOR AND EXTERIOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Fluorescent Light Ballasts (Not Marked as Non-PCB) Interior Building Ground Floor 85

Electrical Transformers Step Down and Pad Mounted Transformer Ground Floor and Exterior 2

Electrical Capacitors 0

Electrical Circuit Breakers, Switched and Regulators Electrical Components Ground Floor Electrical Rm 1

Other PCB Containing Articles 0

Other Universal Waste

Air conditioners (Window Mounted) 0

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens Ground Floor 3

Ink Cartridges Ground Floor Tunnel 20

Ink Color Waste Drums Ground Floor Hallway 2

Boiler Boiler Components Ground Floor Boiler Rm 1

Mini Refrigerator Ground Floor 1

HVAC Components Condensing Unit Exterior 3

Unknown Waste Containers or Lockers 0

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 1 - FIRST FLOOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Mercury Containing Universal Waste

Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps

1' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs First Floor 0

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 84 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs First Floor 336

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 1 Fixture with 2 Bulbs First Floor 2

6' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 2 Fixtures with 2 Bulb First Floor 4

8' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb First Floor 0

U-shaped Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 1 Fixtures with 2 Bulb First Floor 2

Other Fluorescent Lamps or Bulbs (Boxes) 4' Bulbs in Boxes First Floor 0

Total Fluorescent Bulbs (1', 4', 6', 8' and U-Shaped) 344

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps 0

Metal Halide Lamps

Sodium Lamps 0

Neon Lamps or Tubes 0

Mercury Vapor Lamps

Mercury Containing Equipment

Thermostats First Floor 2

Mercury Containing Switches 0

Manometers (HVAC Pressure Gauges) 0

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Sealed Lead-Acid Cell Batteries 0

Lead-Acid Cell Batteries 0

Emergency Lighting System First Floor 9

Elevator Control Panels 0

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 1 - FIRST FLOOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Fluorescent Light Ballasts (Not Marked as Non-PCB) Interior Building First Floor 177

Electrical Transformers 0

Electrical Capacitors 0

Electrical Circuit Breakers, Switched and Regulators 0

Other PCB Containing Articles 0

Other Universal Waste

Air conditioners (Window Mounted) First Floor 1

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens 0

Ink Cartridges 0

Ink Color Waste Drums 0

Boiler 0

Mini Refrigerator 0

HVAC Components 0

Smoke Detectors First Floor 3

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 1 - SECOND FLOOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Mercury Containing Universal Waste

Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps

1' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Second Floor 0

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 70 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Second Floor 280

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 63 Fixture with 2 Bulbs Second Floor 126

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 5 Fixtures with 1 Bulb Second Floor 5

8' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Second Floor 0

U-shaped Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Second Floor 0

Other Fluorescent Lamps or Bulbs (Boxes) 4' Bulbs in Boxes Second Floor 0

Total Fluorescent Bulbs (1', 4', 8' and U-Shaped) 411

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps 0

Metal Halide Lamps

Sodium Lamps 0

Neon Lamps or Tubes 0

Mercury Vapor Lamps

Mercury Containing Equipment

Thermostats Second Floor 2

Mercury Containing Switches 0

Manometers (HVAC Pressure Gauges) 0

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Sealed Lead-Acid Cell Batteries 0

Lead-Acid Cell Batteries 0

Emergency Lighting System Second Floor 11

Elevator Control Panels 0

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 1 - SECOND FLOOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Fluorescent Light Ballasts (Not Marked as Non-PCB) Interior Building Second Floor 170

Electrical Transformers 0

Electrical Capacitors 0

Electrical Circuit Breakers, Switched and Regulators 0

Other PCB Containing Articles 0

Other Universal Waste

Air conditioners (Window Mounted) 0

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens 0

Ink Cartridges 0

Ink Color Waste Drums 0

Boiler 0

Mini Refrigerator 0

HVAC Components 0

Smoke Detectors Second Floor 3

TABLE 2

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 2 - BASEMENT FLOOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Mercury Containing Universal Waste

Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps

1' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 2 Fixtures with 2 Bulbs Basement 4

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 30 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Basement 120

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 23 Fixture with 2 Bulbs Basement 46

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 1 Bulb Basement 0

8' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 22 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Basement 44

U-shaped Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Basement 0

Other Fluorescent Lamps or Bulbs (Boxes) 8' Bulbs in Box Basement 20

Other Fluorescent Lamps or Bulbs (Boxes) 4' Bulbs in Boxes Basement 5

Total Fluorescent Bulbs (1', 4', 8' and U-Shaped) 239

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps Building Mounted HID Basement 0

Metal Halide Lamps Basement 0

Sodium Lamps Building Mounted Sodium Lamps Basement 0

Neon Lamps or Tubes Building Mounted Neon Tubes Basement 0

Mercury Vapor Lamps Basement 0

Mercury Containing Equipment

Thermostats Basement 1

Mercury Containing Switches Basement 0

Manometers (HVAC Pressure Gauges) Basement 0

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Sealed Lead-Acid Cell Batteries Basement 0

Lead-Acid Cell Batteries Basement 0

Emergency Lighting System Basement 6

Elevator Control Panels Basement 0

Security Systems and Alarms Basement 0

SPECIAL NOTE: LIMITED ACCESS AT THE BASEMENT MECHANICAL AND STORAGE ROOMS (9 AND 26) DUE TO STEAM LEAK AND STORED MATERIALS. NO

ACCESS TO ROOM 12A.

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 2 - BASEMENT FLOOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Fluorescent Light Ballasts (Not Marked as Non-PCB) Interior Building Basement 85

Electrical Transformers Step Down and Pad Mounted Transformer Basement 1

Electrical Capacitors Basement 0

Electrical Circuit Breakers, Switched and Regulators Electrical Components Basement 2

Other PCB Containing Articles Basement 0

Other Universal Waste

Air conditioners (Window Mounted) Basement 0

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens Basement 1

Ink Cartridges Boxes Basement 2

Ink Color Waste Drums Basement 0

Boiler Boiler Components Basement 0

Mini Refrigerator Basement 0

HVAC Components Condensing Unit Basement 0

Computer Drives Basement 3

Smokeeter Smoke Eater Basement 15

Smoke Detectors Basement 6

Unknown Waste Containers or Lockers Basement 1

Industrial Refrigerator Basement 1

HVAC Fan Coil Components Basement 5

SPECIAL NOTE: LIMITED ACCESS AT THE BASEMENT MECHANICAL AND STORAGE ROOMS (9 AND 26) DUE TO STEAM LEAK AND STORED MATERIALS. NO

ACCESS TO ROOM 12A.

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 2 - FIRST FLOOR AND EXTERIOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Mercury Containing Universal Waste

Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps

1' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 6 Fixtures with 1 Bulbs First Floor 6

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 123 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs First Floor 492

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 126 Fixture with 2 Bulbs First Floor and Exterior 252

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 12 Fixtures with 1 Bulb First Floor 6

8' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 4 Fixtures with 2 Bulb First Floor 8

U-shaped Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 8 Fixtures with 2 Bulb First Floor 16

Other Fluorescent Lamps or Bulbs (Boxes) 4' Bulbs in Boxes First Floor 0

Total Fluorescent Bulbs (1', 4', 8' and U-Shaped) 780

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps Building Mounted HID Exterior 5

Metal Halide Lamps Exterior 0

Sodium Lamps Building Mounted Sodium Lamps Exterior 2

Neon Lamps or Tubes Building Mounted Neon Tubes Exterior 0

Mercury Vapor Lamps 0

Mercury Containing Equipment

Thermostats First Floor 6

Mercury Containing Switches First Floor 0

Manometers (HVAC Pressure Gauges) First Floor 0

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Sealed Lead-Acid Cell Batteries First Floor 0

Lead-Acid Cell Batteries First Floor 0

Emergency Lighting System First Floor 20

Elevator Control Panels First Floor 0

Security Systems and Alarms First Floor 1

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 2 - FIRST FLOOR AND EXTERIORHazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Fluorescent Light Ballasts (Not Marked as Non-PCB) Interior Building Ground Floor 406

Electrical Transformers Step Down and Pad Mounted Transformer First Floor and Exterior 2

Electrical Capacitors First Floor 0

Electrical Circuit Breakers, Switched and Regulators Electrical Components First Floor 0

Other PCB Containing Articles First Floor

Other Universal Waste

Air conditioners (Window Mounted) First Floor 1

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens First Floor 0

Boiler Boiler Components First Floor 0

Commercial Refrigerator First Floor 3

Walk-in Cooler First Floor 3

HVAC Components Condensing Unit First Floor 7

Unknown Waste Containers or Lockers First Floor 2

Spill Kits First Floor 2

Generator Shed NO ACCESS First Floor 0

Smoke Detector First Floor 10

Fire Extinguisher First Floor 22

Water Fountain First Floor 3

Printer First Floor 1

Industrial Ovens First Floor 2

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 2 - SECOND FLOOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Mercury Containing Universal Waste

Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps

1' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Second Floor 0

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 100 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Second Floor 400

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 85 Fixture with 2 Bulbs Second Floor 170

6' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 1 Fixtures with 1 Bulb Second Floor 1

8' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Second Floor 0

U-shaped Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 1 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Second Floor 2

Other Fluorescent Lamps or Bulbs (Boxes) 4' Bulbs in Boxes Second Floor 0

Total Fluorescent Bulbs (1', 4', 6', 8' and U-Shaped) 573

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps Second Floor 0

Metal Halide Lamps Second Floor 0

Sodium Lamps Second Floor 0

Neon Lamps or Tubes Second Floor 0

Mercury Vapor Lamps Second Floor

Mercury Containing Equipment

Thermostats Second Floor 2

Mercury Containing Switches Second Floor 0

Manometers (HVAC Pressure Gauges) Second Floor 0

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Sealed Lead-Acid Cell Batteries Second Floor 0

Lead-Acid Cell Batteries Second Floor 0

Emergency Lighting System Second Floor 11

Elevator Control Panels Second Floor 0

Security Systems and Alarms Second Floor 0

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 2 - SECOND FLOORHazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Fluorescent Light Ballasts (Not Marked as Non-PCB) Interior Building Second Floor 287

Electrical Transformers Second Floor 0

Electrical Capacitors Second Floor 0

Electrical Circuit Breakers, Switched and Regulators Second Floor 0

Other PCB Containing Articles Second Floor 0

Other Universal Waste

Air conditioners (Window Mounted) Second Floor 0

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens Second Floor 0

Printer Second Floor 1

Unknown Waste Containers or Lockers Second Floor 0

Smoke Detectors Second Floor 11

HVAC Fan Coil Second Floor 1

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 2 - THIRD FLOOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Mercury Containing Universal Waste

Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps

1' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 2 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Third Floor 8

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 160 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Third Floor 640

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 38 Fixture with 2 Bulbs Third Floor 76

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 5 Fixtures with 1 Bulb Third Floor 5

8' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Third Floor 0

U-shaped Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Third Floor 0

Other Fluorescent Lamps or Bulbs (Boxes) 4' Bulbs in Boxes Third Floor 0

Total Fluorescent Bulbs (1', 4', 8' and U-Shaped) 729

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps Third Floor 0

Metal Halide Lamps Third Floor 0

Sodium Lamps Third Floor 0

Neon Lamps or Tubes Third Floor 0

Mercury Vapor Lamps Third Floor

Mercury Containing Equipment

Thermostats Third Floor 2

Mercury Containing Switches Third Floor 0

Manometers (HVAC Pressure Gauges) Third Floor 0

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Sealed Lead-Acid Cell Batteries Third Floor 0

Lead-Acid Cell Batteries Third Floor 0

Emergency Lighting System Third Floor 10

Elevator Control Panels Third Floor 0

Security Systems and Alarms Third Floor 0

SPECIAL NOTE: LIGHT FIXTURES CONCEALED BY DROP-DOWN CEILING OBSERVED IN SOME OF THE ROOMS ON THE SOUTHWEST WING. LIMITED

OBSERVATIONS OF FIXTURES IN DROP-DOWN CEILING.

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 2 - THIRD FLOORHazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Fluorescent Light Ballasts (Not Marked as Non-PCB) Interior Building Third Floor 365

Electrical Transformers Third Floor 0

Electrical Capacitors Third Floor 0

Electrical Circuit Breakers, Switched and Regulators Third Floor 0

Other PCB Containing Articles Third Floor 0

Other Universal Waste

Air conditioners (Window Mounted) Third Floor 0

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens Third Floor 1

HVAC Components Third Floor 0

Unknown Waste Containers or Lockers Third Floor 0

Smoke Detectors Third Floor 10

Water Fountain Third Floor 1

SPECIAL NOTE: LIGHT FIXTURES CONCEALED BY DROP-DOWN CEILING OBSERVED IN SOME OF THE ROOMS ON THE SOUTHWEST WING. LIMITED

OBSERVATIONS OF FIXTURES IN DROP-DOWN CEILING.

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 1 - ATTIC FLOOR

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Mercury Containing Universal Waste

Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps

1' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Attic Floor 0

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 20 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Attic Floor 80

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 5 Fixture with 2 Bulbs Attic Floor 10

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 5 Fixtures with 1 Bulb Attic Floor 0

8' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Attic Floor 0

U-shaped Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Attic Floor 0

Other Fluorescent Lamps or Bulbs (Boxes) 4' Bulbs in Boxes Attic Floor 0

Total Fluorescent Bulbs (1', 4', 8' and U-Shaped) 90

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps Attic Floor 1

Metal Halide Lamps Attic Floor 0

Sodium Lamps Attic Floor 0

Neon Lamps or Tubes Attic Floor 0

Mercury Vapor Lamps Attic Floor 0

Mercury Containing Equipment

Thermostats Attic Floor 0

Mercury Containing Switches Attic Floor 0

Manometers (HVAC Pressure Gauges) Attic Floor 0

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Sealed Lead-Acid Cell Batteries Attic Floor 0

Lead-Acid Cell Batteries Attic Floor 0

Emergency Lighting System Attic Floor 1

Elevator Control Panels Attic Floor 0

Security Systems and Alarms Attic Floor 0

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 1 - ATTIC FLOORHazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Fluorescent Light Ballasts (Not Marked as Non-PCB) Interior Building Attic Floor 45

Electrical Transformers Step Down Attic Floor 1

Electrical Capacitors Attic Floor 0

Electrical Circuit Breakers, Switched and Regulators Attic Floor 0

Other PCB Containing Articles Attic Floor 0

Other Universal Waste

Air conditioners (Window Mounted) Attic Floor 0

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens Attic Floor 0

Ink Cartridges Attic Floor 0

Ink Color Waste Drums Attic Floor 0

Boiler Attic Floor 0

Mini Refrigerator Attic Floor 0

HVAC Components Attic Floor 0

Unknown Waste Containers or Lockers Attic Floor 0

Smoke Detectors Attic Floor 0

Compressor Attic Floor 1

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 2 - MECHANICAL PENTHOUSE

Hazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Mercury Containing Universal Waste

Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps

1' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Mechanical Penthouse 0

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 2 Fixtures with 4 Bulbs Mechanical Penthouse 8

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 4 Fixture with 2 Bulbs Mechanical Penthouse 8

4' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 1 Bulb Mechanical Penthouse 0

8' Length Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Mechanical Penthouse 0

U-shaped Plastic-Shielded Fluorescent Lamps 0 Fixtures with 2 Bulb Mechanical Penthouse 0

Other Fluorescent Lamps or Bulbs (Boxes) 4' Bulbs in Boxes Mechanical Penthouse 2

Total Fluorescent Bulbs (1', 4', 8' and U-Shaped) 18

High Intensity Discharge (HID), Metal Halide or Sodium Lamps

High Intensity Discharge (HID) Lamps 0

Metal Halide Lamps 0

Sodium Lamps 0

Neon Lamps or Tubes 0

Mercury Vapor Lamps

Mercury Containing Equipment

Thermostats 0

Mercury Containing Switches 0

Manometers (HVAC Pressure Gauges) 0

Used Dry-Cell Batteries - Universal Waste

Sealed Lead-Acid Cell Batteries 0

Lead-Acid Cell Batteries 0

Emergency Lighting System 0

Elevator Control Panels Mechanical Penthouse 1

VA HOSPITAL BUILDING 2 - MECHANICAL PENTHOUSEHazardous Material or Waste Type Description Location (s) Total

Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PBC) Containing Items

Fluorescent Light Ballasts (Not Marked as Non-PCB) Interior Building Mechanical Penthouse 8

Electrical Transformers 0

Electrical Capacitors 0

Electrical Circuit Breakers, Switched and Regulators 0

Other PCB Containing Articles 0

Other Universal Waste

Air conditioners (Window Mounted) Mechanical Penthouse 1

Cathode-Ray Tube (CRT)TV Screens 0

Ink Cartridges 0

Ink Color Waste Drums 0

Boiler 0

Mini Refrigerator 0

HVAC Components 0

Unknown Waste Containers or Lockers Mechanical Penthouse 1

Smoke Detectors Mechanical Penthouse 1

Compressors Mechanical Penthouse 2

Gear Traction Elevator Motors and Controls Mechanical Penthouse 2